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Police confirm remains found in Jerusalem woods belong to Finnish tourist
Children walking in the woods outside of Pisgat Ze'ev on Friday before Shabbat found the bones and showed them to one of their fathers, who called the police.
'There is a future': How Finland’s 850 Jews survive and thrive in the Diaspora
Human remains found by children in Jerusalem woods may solve year-long mystery of missing tourist
Finnish FM visits Jerusalem for first time since 2016, discusses regional issues with FM Sa'ar
Frozen silence, dancing lights, and a spiritual journey to Lapland
In Lapland, the Arctic silence, the endless snow, and the dancing lights remind you that the world is vast, and our moments of awe are what make it infinite.
Trump vows tariffs on eight European nations over Greenland
Those tariffs would increase to 25% on June 1 and would continue until a deal was reached for the US to purchase Greenland, Trump wrote.
What’s driving the rapid adoption of online payments in Finland and Europe
Israel's national curling team delivers best-ever Deaflympics showing in Tokyo
Israel's curling team is fighting for a historic playoff spot at the European Championships. Despite losses, they feel they're "moving in the right direction" toward their goal.
Israel’s curling team aims for historic playoff spot at European Championships
The privilege of representing Israel on the international stage, especially during such a challenging period, is a great responsibility and a source of pride. We are fighting for our country.
Finland clings to 'world's happiest country' crown as population's gloom deepens
Finland is grappling with economic stagnation, joblessness, and strained public finances, despite holding the title of the world's happiest population.
Finnish retail chain stops selling Israeli products over Gaza war
S Group, a major Finnish retailer, halts selling Israeli products in response to the Gaza war.
Finland deploys Israeli Gabriel-5 missile, boosting Baltic naval power
Designed in Israel and packed with stealth, precision, and firepower, the Gabriel missile system marks a major shift in regional defense strategy, especially as tensions simmer with Russia.
Finland's air force to phase out use of swastika on flags, in light of 'embarrassing' situations
While the Finnish air force designed its flag before the swastika became a symbol of Nazism, they are finally being updated to reflect modern associations with the symbol.
Can a Finland and Taiwan style NATO agreement end the Russia-Ukraine war? - analysis
According to reports, Trump’s close circle, led by Steve Witkoff, is working to devise a creative solution in which Ukraine would receive security guarantees “in the style of NATO’s Article 5."